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Is there room for provenance in the digital world?
Although I am not as experienced as some in the world of digital history, as a grad student in both history and information science with a concentration in archives, I have had trouble grappling with the concept of provenance and … Continue reading
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Digitizing the Graduate Research Seminar in Early American History
My primary reason for attending THATCamp right now has to do with a graduate research seminar I am teaching in the fall. I would like some help thinking about how the traditional graduate research seminar could be adapted to introduce … Continue reading
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